Kartesia expands team with three hires
Kartesia Advisor has hired Iltay Sensagir and Guillermo Ferré as associates in its London office and Gaëtan Valcke as an analyst in its Brussels office.
Sensagir worked at the London office of Goldman Sachs between 2013-2017, having held the positions of analyst and associate in the advisory group of the investment banking division.
Guillermo Ferré, Kartesia
Prior to joining the alternative lender, Ferré worked at JP Morgan in the acquisition and leveraged finance team between 2013-2017, as an analyst and then associate. He also worked at Barclays as an analyst between 2011-2013.
Prior to joining Kartesia, Valcke gained work experience on the deal teams at Bencis Capital Partners and Fortino Capital in 2016 as an analyst intern.
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